BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC There’s a fine line between predictable and timeless, endearing and overstaying, and funny and obnoxious, but when it comes to sketch comedy these lines usually shine brighter than the stripe on a candy cane. Yet...
BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC Continuity is a winsome asset for Mill Town Players. Chameleons Will Ragland and Shane Willimon dazzled Pelzer audiences in “Greater Tuna” and reunited a year later for “A Tuna Christmas.” Country and rockabilly chanteuse Katie...
By Steve Wong Drama Critic If you’ve only seen the 1975 cinema version of “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,” you might be a little underwhelmed by Centre Stage’s current production of this American classic. But for theatre purists, it...
BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC Take a moment with me to imagine a game. You’re given a phone and instructed that no matter how estranged, no matter how awkward, no matter how obvious the answer, you must call the person...
BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC I’m going to level with you. I am a major, major, fan of the 1997 animated 20th Century Fox animated classic Anastasia. Sure it’s iconic and nostalgia caked. But it’s also beautifully animated, has gorgeous...
BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC Carolina Curtain Call finally made it to the new theatre at the Younts Center for Performing Arts this weekend for “The Little Mermaid.” I can report with earnestness that great things are happening at this...
